Hadean Lands Hack 1.2.3 + Redeem Codes
Interactive Alchemical Fiction
Developer: Zarfhome Software Consulting
Category: Games
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2.3
ID: com.eblong.hadeanlands
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Description
*Winner of the XYZZY Interactive Fiction Awards for Best Puzzles, Best Setting, Best Implementation, and Best Use of Innovation for 2014.*
*Hadean Lands* is interactive fiction — a classic text adventure. No graphics! No menus! No point-and-click! You type your commands, and read what happens next.
This is the most complex puzzle structure I’ve ever designed. It’s the culmination of four years of work. I launched *Hadean Lands* as a Kickstarter project in 2010; it was a runaway success. Now it’s ready for you to play.
- Fluid interface designed for comfortable typing and reading.
- Full-length puzzle adventure with interlocking alchemical challenges.
- Pop-up palette of commonly used commands.
- Built-in game map — tap to go directly to any explored room.
- Journal tab records all the recipes and rituals that you’ve discovered.
- Full support for VoiceOver (speech output) and dictation (speech input) on devices that offer these features.
“The overall arc, for me, was that I spent the first bit of the game really excited about the possibility space, and then the next several hours feeling like my head was going to explode... This game ranks off the charts on the ingenuity measure.” — Emily Short
“The bottom line is that Hadean Lands makes great strides towards perfecting the classic adventure game — not just the text adventure.” — Steven Watson, AdventureGamers.com
*Hadean Lands* is interactive fiction — a classic text adventure. No graphics! No menus! No point-and-click! You type your commands, and read what happens next.
This is the most complex puzzle structure I’ve ever designed. It’s the culmination of four years of work. I launched *Hadean Lands* as a Kickstarter project in 2010; it was a runaway success. Now it’s ready for you to play.
- Fluid interface designed for comfortable typing and reading.
- Full-length puzzle adventure with interlocking alchemical challenges.
- Pop-up palette of commonly used commands.
- Built-in game map — tap to go directly to any explored room.
- Journal tab records all the recipes and rituals that you’ve discovered.
- Full support for VoiceOver (speech output) and dictation (speech input) on devices that offer these features.
“The overall arc, for me, was that I spent the first bit of the game really excited about the possibility space, and then the next several hours feeling like my head was going to explode... This game ranks off the charts on the ingenuity measure.” — Emily Short
“The bottom line is that Hadean Lands makes great strides towards perfecting the classic adventure game — not just the text adventure.” — Steven Watson, AdventureGamers.com
Version history
1.2.3
2018-12-31
Updated for newest devices and current iOS.
1.2.2
2018-01-24
Updated for iOS 11.
Support for all device sizes, including iPhone X.
Support for all device sizes, including iPhone X.
1.2.1
2017-01-10
- Supports all iPhone and iPad sizes.
- A single tap on the text no longer closes the on-screen keyboard. That was annoying. (You can still tap to open the keyboard.)
- A single tap on the text no longer closes the on-screen keyboard. That was annoying. (You can still tap to open the keyboard.)
1.2
2015-01-02
You can now exchange HL save files between devices, or between the iOS and desktop versions of the game.
Select “Share Saved Files” in the Settings tab. The Share button allows you to export save files via AirDrop, or to file-storage apps like Dropbox or Air Sharing.
To import save files from such apps, select “Open In...” and choose Hadean Lands.
When transferring save files from the desktop to iOS, you must make sure that they end with the “.glksave” suffix. Gargoyle uses a “.sav” suffix for save files, so you must rename them before importing them into the iOS app.
Select “Share Saved Files” in the Settings tab. The Share button allows you to export save files via AirDrop, or to file-storage apps like Dropbox or Air Sharing.
To import save files from such apps, select “Open In...” and choose Hadean Lands.
When transferring save files from the desktop to iOS, you must make sure that they end with the “.glksave” suffix. Gargoyle uses a “.sav” suffix for save files, so you must rename them before importing them into the iOS app.
1.1
2014-11-10
Optimized for iPhone 6 and 6+.
(This update does not include gameplay fixes or typos. Just the iPhone 6 support.)
(This update does not include gameplay fixes or typos. Just the iPhone 6 support.)
1.0
2014-10-30
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Ratings
5 out of 5
13 Ratings
Reviews
Prosilire,
VERY DIFFICULT
This game is brilliantly crafted, the mountaintop of Interactive Fiction. I found it to be very difficult and time consuming. I’ve considered myself to be fairly adept at Interactive fiction, but I eventually had to resort to walkthroughs, as I had run out of personal time (and energy) to play this.
The play is fair, creative, forgiving and well written. The alchemical aspect, as well as the unique time-space malleability make for a world with almost an almost dizzying array of options, and a dimension of problem solving (layers of cascading dependencies) I hadn’t encountered before.
If you are a beginner at Interactive fiction, or (like me) you enjoy a casual puzzler now and then, you may want to skip this for now, and save this title for later. But DO PLAY it when you can dedicate a level of time, concentration and dedication that a master puzzle requires.
The play is fair, creative, forgiving and well written. The alchemical aspect, as well as the unique time-space malleability make for a world with almost an almost dizzying array of options, and a dimension of problem solving (layers of cascading dependencies) I hadn’t encountered before.
If you are a beginner at Interactive fiction, or (like me) you enjoy a casual puzzler now and then, you may want to skip this for now, and save this title for later. But DO PLAY it when you can dedicate a level of time, concentration and dedication that a master puzzle requires.
Abbrown,
Unique and absorbing
This game is unlike any other adventure game I have ever played, combining a mystery adventure, puzzles, a new take on the sci-fi genre.
Think Myst meets WH4K crossed with Simon the Sorcerer.
Think Myst meets WH4K crossed with Simon the Sorcerer.
BlindguyNW,
Strange and Engaging
This is a game I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. It’s got one of the strangest concepts I’ve seen—alchemy mixed with science fiction, and yet it works. It’s a text adventure, but don’t let that scare you off, the game does a lot to make your puzzle solving as painless as possible, and from what I’ve seen thus far it’s very difficult to put things into an unwinnable state. I won’t say impossible, just because bugs and weird mistakes can always happen.
I must praise the game’s accessibility with VoiceOver, the built-in screen reader on iOS. Even the map works, something I wasn’t necessarily expecting. All I can say is, if you like logical puzzles, an expansive setting, and don’t mind reading to have fun, you’ll definitely enjoy this game.
I must praise the game’s accessibility with VoiceOver, the built-in screen reader on iOS. Even the map works, something I wasn’t necessarily expecting. All I can say is, if you like logical puzzles, an expansive setting, and don’t mind reading to have fun, you’ll definitely enjoy this game.
Inconstant Reader,
Brilliant, innovative parser-based interactive fiction
To get this out of the way: this is IF/text adventure, but it's not about solving mazes and playing guess-the-verb. It is about intricate, fascinating puzzles with a unique iterative mechanic that gives you a sense of mastery; a detailed, coherent alternate universe based on alchemy; and an overall meta-puzzle as the player tries to figure out what happened, not to mention who he/she is. Innovative parser commands streamline gameplay so you're thinking about the game, not the mechanics, and the iOS interface gives you an interactive map and journal, as well as multiple ways of minimizing typing. The game is a joy to play, but fair warning: it swallowed up an entire week of my time.
tgl42,
Wow
This game is amazing.
It’s fundamentally a text adventure, and anyone who’s played Zork or even the original Adventure game will have no trouble figuring out the types of commands it’s likely to understand. But there are some player aids, such as separate tabs with a pre-drawn map, a list of the alchemical rituals you know, and a page for your own notes. You won’t need a pile of scratch paper like you did with Zork-era adventures. Still, if you’re not into typing commands at a game, you might not like it.
But the writing is excellent, the puzzles are thematic, difficult, and multi-layered, and you will get drawn into the game’s curious world.
If I had to find a fault, it would be that the ending is on the bleak side. But you’ll have lots of fun getting to the ending (and you won’t get there very quickly in any case).
It’s fundamentally a text adventure, and anyone who’s played Zork or even the original Adventure game will have no trouble figuring out the types of commands it’s likely to understand. But there are some player aids, such as separate tabs with a pre-drawn map, a list of the alchemical rituals you know, and a page for your own notes. You won’t need a pile of scratch paper like you did with Zork-era adventures. Still, if you’re not into typing commands at a game, you might not like it.
But the writing is excellent, the puzzles are thematic, difficult, and multi-layered, and you will get drawn into the game’s curious world.
If I had to find a fault, it would be that the ending is on the bleak side. But you’ll have lots of fun getting to the ending (and you won’t get there very quickly in any case).
Raygan,
Incredible work
This is one of the deepest and cleverest pieces of interactive fiction every created. The iOS version has some very nice ease of use features, like being able to see a log of things you have learned, a map with tap-to-move, and the option to tap a word in the text to insert it into the prompt. This might be my favorite version of the game, but I recommend playing it with a Bluetooth keyboard if you can.
Edward Kmett,
Practice your Alchemy
Andrew Plotkin has been writing some of the best interactive fiction available and giving it away, for free, for a very long time.
There are lots of puzzles here, lots of ways to think about problems, but most importantly there are reasons to go back and solve them with new techniques and new tools as you acquire them and learn how to use them to husband your resources as you progress through the game.
Building the ‘reset’ loop into the game as a “diagetic" story telling element is a neat touch. Making it easy to quickly fly through previous puzzles gives a way to let you chunk them up in your brain and think about the meta-puzzle.
It has been a long time since the Kickstarter for this game (almost 4 years?), but I have to say it was worth the wait.
There are lots of puzzles here, lots of ways to think about problems, but most importantly there are reasons to go back and solve them with new techniques and new tools as you acquire them and learn how to use them to husband your resources as you progress through the game.
Building the ‘reset’ loop into the game as a “diagetic" story telling element is a neat touch. Making it easy to quickly fly through previous puzzles gives a way to let you chunk them up in your brain and think about the meta-puzzle.
It has been a long time since the Kickstarter for this game (almost 4 years?), but I have to say it was worth the wait.
Curiosity jones,
Intricate and amazing
I've played interactive fiction for many years, so I was excited to find such a complex, rich game. Plotkin's games are always interesting, but this really is his best yet, from the way the story and the world are constructed as you play, to the alchemical puzzles. (Beginners might start with the Dreamhold instead.)
jmi11s,
Deeper than it looks
On day 1, you'll think this is an interesting little text-based adventure game. By day 3, you'll realize it's the best such game ever written and will set the bar for all future games in this genre. Incredible.
JTTraub,
Absolutely fantastic
I really thoroughly enjoyed the game and feel this is one of the best interactive fiction games I've played. Truly phenomenal and detailed.
